ArtHaus66 Contemporary Gallery

Luis Castelo is a master in capturing the spirit of these subjects. He photographs them at their most beautiful in a timeless space that resembles a crystal dome.

Casado, considered by some an enfant terrible of contemporary Spanish art, possesses the ability to move between the irreverent and the sacred with ease and flair.

In this very first issue of our monthly newsletter, we feature Spanish artist Javier Albar. Read about his very interesting background in interior design and architecture and browse images of his work.

Joie Villeneuve navigates through the lotus chocked ponds of her imagination towards a better understanding of herself.

A fascination with the harsh environment of the desert Southwest has inspired Howard Brandenburg to create his monumental paintings. His images are incisive depictions of an unforgiving landscape baked in the ever present sun.

ArtHaus66 is pleased to bring to New Mexico the stunning paintings of Julie Maren. These large scale paintings offer a furtive view of the secret life of animals in an otherwise inert world.

In Castelo, Mandell, Melhop: 3 Contemporary Photographers we are witnesses to snippets of the truth. Glimpses of things that have been or perhaps things that will be. Timeless images. "Truth” filtered through the imagination of these artists.

Spanish artist Moises Yagües approaches the controversial issue of immigration with a great deal of compassion and a sense of irony. Yagües depicts the desperate journeys of thousands of men and women who risk everything in search of a better life.

ArtHaus66 Gallery is proud to present its second annual group show exclusively devoted to contemporary Spanish artists. Piedra, Papel, Lienzo y Tijeras: Contemporary Spanish Artists II.

The work of our featured artists is, in one way or another, a study on transformation. Their perceptions are as varied as their styles, but they all keenly observe the impact of change within and around us.